Tom Brown, Jr...Scout Class!

[@rickjwilliams]

Yeah, I met one of these types of guys on the Ho Chi Minh trail in S.E. Asia. When we departed his company he was in a very relaxed stage.

[@daboodeef179]

looks like fun

[@aarondyer1315]

It is

[@handson2211]

This seems more cultish than survival school

[@roccospinelli5642]

I can see why you might think that, I have trained there since 2005. Tom doesn't let people live there or set up residents or have a group society gatherings for any long time frame. 7 days of training and we get in are cars and go to the airport or drive back to our lives. There aren't areas were Tom's people live together, the teachers don't even live together. Cults need to keep the group alone from society and always grouped and controlled.

[@johnbland1585]

I admire this guy's knowledge and skill. But this whole Grandfather business just doesn't jive it all sounds like a cullt.

[@jayabrown1]

Read the books. You’ll understand.

[@michaelvoigt7983]

fraud

[@dakotawolsey1021]

The indians would call God the name Koncachila which translates in English to Grandfather.

[@johnmontoya2398]

With you on this one. The whole video is drink the punch.

[@sessary]

It's a respectful "Indian" way of referring to an elder even if you aren't related. By the same token, you might call a non-relative "brother" or "sister" or "uncle". Tom was taught by an Apache elder and refers to him as "grandfather". That's him. No one else is forced or even encouraged to do the same. It's up to you.

[@SuperJV4x]

is grandfather sort of like l ron hubbard?

[@sessary]

Totally different. Not even in the same "category"